SOCIAL, LITERARY, POLITICAL.

BY HENRY LYTTON BULWER, M.P.

Nature and truth are the same everywhere, and reason shows them everywhere alike. But the
accidents and other causes which give rise and growth to opinions, both in speculation and prac.
tice, are of infinite variety.--Bolingbroke on the true Use of Retirement and Study.

Reverere conditores Deos, numina Deorum. Reverere gloriam veterem, et hanc ipsam senectu.
tem quæ in homine venerabilis, in urbibus sacra est. Sit apud te honor antiquati, sit ingentibus
facti, sit fabulis quoque, nihil ex cujusquam dignitate, nihil ex libertate, nihil etiam ex jactatione
decerpseris.-Plinius Maximo Teus s.

The Restoration

Review of the Restoration

The Ordonnances

Revolution of 1830

Review of the Revolution of 1830

The state of Parties since the Revolution

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Women

Military Influence

Literary Influence

Literature

History

Drama

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